This edition brings together short films in which space and setting become active narrative agents.

Glass, Concrete and Stone borrows its title from the David Byrne song to probe the dissonance between architecture as physical fact and as emotional territory - the difference between a house and a home.

To extract a narrative from a space is impossible without implicating the space itself. This program comprises short films which shift the focus toward the textures of built environments, those that shape, absorb, and refract our experiences, ultimately arriving at the drama of reframing the chamber: 
Works that let architecture remember, speak, and rupture.